August - Oak Hill Country Club

August 2013
The 2013 PGA Championship Begins!
August 5 - 11
PGA Tour Wives Association and Oak Hill Members
Join Together for “PGA Habitat Build” with
Flower City Habitat For Humanity
As a way of giving back and leaving a legacy in a community where
a major tournament is held, the
PGA of America’s spouses have
partnered with the PGA TOUR
Wives Association (PTWA) in a
philanthropic alliance. This year,
in celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the PTWA, with the PGA
tournament here at Oak Hill, the
PTWA has chosen Flower City
Habitat for Humanity as the recipient of their generosity, and have
asked the members of Oak Hill to
work with them on this project.
I encourage everyone at Oak
Hill to participate in this opportunity by signing up to volunteer
to help build this home side by
side with other volunteers, trained
supervisors from Habitat, and the
new homeowners. Together with
the PTWA, we can support Habitat for Humanity in their efforts to
revitalize a neighborhood making
it safe for children and families to
thrive.
The home on Whitney Street
is currently under construction
and is slated to be completed midAugust, with dedication being held
on August 7, the week of the PGA.
Shifts are being scheduled for the
week prior to the PGA; Tuesday,
July 29 through Saturday, August
3, and the week of the PGA; Tuesday, August 6 through Saturday,
August 10, excluding Wednesday,
August 7. Workdays are from 8:30
to 4:00 p.m., no experience necessary, with onsite training. Be
assured you will be working in a
safe environment, and will have a
job that you are comfortable with
assigned to you. Volunteers must
be age 16 or older.
There is an “On line Volunteer System” through Flower City
Habitat that makes it easy to sign
up. Please go to rochesterhabitat.
org, click on “Volunteer” link, then
“Online Volunteer Sign Up and
Calendar”. Register on the site and
this will enable you to sign up,
make changes if and when necessary, and receive e-mail confirmation and reminders. Instructions
are also available at the front desk.
Thank you for considering this
opportunity - I know the members
of the Oak Hill family will embrace
this opportunity to help the PGA
Habitat family become first time
homeowners creating a promising
future for their two young children,
and for the neighborhood.
If you have further question,
please feel free to contact me, Mona Alongi, at
[email protected]
or 305-6337.
Craig’s Corner
by Craig Harmon,
Golf Professional
HOLE IN ONE UPDATE: We
had 6 aces since the last issue of
the Quercus. Three in one day!
Gary Parker, Rich Pestorius and
Greg Riley all aced #4 West on the
same day. Mark Allen, #6 East,
Ron Mack, #8 West and James
Morphy, #8 West were the others.
Great going guys! Season total is
now up to ten.
HOT ROUNDS: Low gross on the
West: John Schantz, Jr., Carter
Lucas, 69; JR McCarthy and Mike
LaBue, 70. West low net: John
Kraus, 63, Tony Malone, 64, Chris
Fox, Pat Fulford, Tony Malone,
Pete Philips, John Kraus, Dave
Murray, 66. Low gross on the East:
Matt Weins, 70. East didn’t surrender any low nets this past month. I
wonder why?
IT’S HERE!!! Finally, the PGA
Champioship is here. What a great
week this will be for all of us.
My winning score prediction is 6
under, 274 with 6 players breaking
par. It will be fun to see how our
golf course stands up to the very
best players in the world.
Important
Quercus Notice
The September issue of the
Quercus will be a special, 12
page issue devoted to the PGA
Championship and all the
events surrounding the tournament. We will include a
calendar of upcoming October
events with the September
issue and will make every effort
to publish all of the reports,
announcements and pictures
that would have gone in the
September issue in October.
Feel free to turn things in when
you have them available so they
don’t fall between the cracks. Any questions? Feel free to
contact Amy Karch, Quercus
editor at amykarch@rochester.
rr.com.
Manager’s
Minute
by Dan Farrell
As you may know, due to publishing
deadlines, we prepare the Quercus
a month in advance. Today, as I am
writing my article, we have just
experienced one of the most severe
rainfalls in recent history. The rain
caused flooding on both the East
and West courses, flooded the pool
with mud and washed out the tennis courts just before the July 4th
Holiday. The effort our entire Club
Staff put forth to return the Club
back to the world class standards
you expect was outstanding. Jeff
Corcoran and his staff removed
downed trees, cleaned up the mess
from flooding and restored several
bunkers on both courses. I was
amazed to see carts on the West
course on Saturday, July 6. Jeff
and his team worked through the
night to clean up from the storm.
Bill Brackmann and his staff were
faced with a monumental clean up
as debris from our new bus loop
washed into the pool. For a moment
we thought the pumps were totally
damaged due to flooding and the
pool water was too contaminated
to remain open until our scheduled
PGA closing date. Bill was able to
restore the pumps and filter the
water, bringing it back to crystal
clear conditions and opening it
sooner than we thought. The Clubhouse staff led by Dave Dennison,
Tim Miller, Ted Vogt and Jim Hicks
were instrumental in returning the
facility to normal. Members came
forward in record numbers, offering
to help in any way they could. Once
again, when situations like this
occur, it confirms to me the biggest
club asset is our employees and our
members. I would like to publically
thank everyone for the heroic efforts.
During July, you experienced
the bulk of PGA interruptions to
member services. Most notably,
access to the driving range, East
course and parking lot caused the
largest disruption. Our Board of
Governors and staff worked hard
to minimize disruption during the
final stretch of build out. I hope you
take advantage of the many reciprocal arrangements our neighboring
clubs have offered us during the
Championship. Please remember
to check the Survival Guide and
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Member
Changes
New
Members:
Marcello Battisti, Stacey, Senior
Michael Overmyer, Luigia Napolitano, Junior
Michael Garsin, Jennifer, Senior
Jacqueline A. Davis, Junior, Non-Resident
Gregory P. Craig, Kimberly,
Senior
Robert J. Tassone, Jr.,
Samantha, Senior
Craig M. Albright, Tina, Senior
Thomas A. Passero, Theresa,
Senior
Daniel W. Barney, Junior
Robert L. Clark, Jr., Dana,
Senior
Transfers:
Andrew McLeod, Junior to Senior
Geoffrey Feltner, Senior to 25-Year Senior
Thomas Blank, Senior to 25 Year Senior
Asher J. Flaum, Junior to Senior
Richard Pearson, 25 Year Senior to Non-Resident
Resignation:
Curt F. Fey, Senior William T. Yorks, Special Senior
In Memory of
Richard S. Przysinda, Sr.
our website for daily club information before, during and after the
Championship, before coming out
to the club. The PGA team is committed to a fast and efficient tear
down immediately following the
Championship.
I look forward in seeing everyone at our MEMBER HOSPITALITY AREA located under the Grill
Room awning. Remember your
member pin and clubhouse ticket
are required to enter the area.
Let’s be proud of Oak Hill and our
tradition of hosting Major Championships as we are the true focus of
the golf world during August 5-11.
See you during the Championship,
Dan
Sunny Skies Win the Day at the Hickok Tournament!
The first place six-some goes to, l-r: Jeff and Patty Davis, Dave and Karen
McMahon, Sue and Jeff Hicks
2013 Senior Club Championship
Senior Club
Championship,
2013, Super
Senior Division,
(l-r): Gary
Baker (Runner
up), Craig
Harmon, Jack
Mahan (SS
Champion)
The Hickok Tournament, played on
the West Course on the first Saturday in June, was happily completed
without a drop of rain, and mostly
sunny skies. The event started
with a 1:00 shotgun and abundant
amounts of drinks and food to
accompany the fun on the golf
course.
The entertainment, following a
wonderful dinner, got everyone up
and dancing, and was a great
finish to a terrific day.
A great turnout with 96 players had Dave and Karen McMahon
the overall winners with a net 60.
Followed by a two way tie for second were Dave and Sue Murray,
and Dan and Linda Perkins.
Congratulations!
The first place six-some goes
to Dave and Karen McMahon, Jeff
and Sue Hicks and Jeff and Patty
Davis.
As Liz Roher noted in 2008,
the tournament, officially named
The Oak Hill Scotch Twosome
Tournament, is named after S. Rae
Hickok who was Club President
during the first three years the
Club was in Pittsford (1927-1929)
and has been a six-somes since it
began in 1951.
Thank you all for playing.
Tom and Leslie Maracle, Chairpersons
The Heritage Classic
Senior Club
Champion, (l-r):
John Schantz
(Champion),
Craig Harmon,
Brian Harris
(Runner up)
Photos by
Kevin Morton
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Hickory Golf at Oak Hill - The
Heritage Classic will not be held
this year because of scheduling
changes, but will return next year.
With the Member-Member Tournament being moved to the same
weekend in September, we felt it
would be for the greatest good to
not also tie up the West course the
same Saturday with an afternoon
outing. The Heritage Classic will
be back next year. We hope to see
you then!!
Fred Beltz
WAOH
18-Hole Ladies Invitational “ Garden Party”
L-r: Mary Ann McAlpin and her guest,
Jacque Cypressi, winners of the 2013
Women’s 9-Hole Invitational
WAOH 9-Hole
Invitational Results
Mary Ann McAlpin and her guest,
Jacque Cypressi, were the winners
of the 2013 Women’s 9-Hole Invitational with a combined score of
66. Manjula Mehta and her guest,
Diane Steinclick, won second place
with a combined score of 67.
Marian McInroy and her guest,
Karen Bouchard won third place.
Barb Kurr and her guest, Lany
Ianni won fourth place and Kathy
Thomson and her guest, Pat Taylor
won fifth place.
Jacque Cypressi was closest to
the line, Patti Tortorella was closest to the pin and Donna Cohen
had the longest drive.
June 18 and 19 proved to be two lovely days on the West course, and
a real showcase of Oak Hill’s outstanding golf facilities. A full field of
132 ladies played 36 holes of competitive golf over the two days. Overall
Low Net winning team was Anne Schuler, Daryl Perlo, Heather Davis
and Mandy Roth. Overall Low Gross winning team was Jo Ann Campbell, Sarah O’Brien, Mary Lawrence and Ricki Birnbaum. These teams
received beautiful crystal vases with the Oak Hill logo.
There were four individual flight winners each taking home engraved
pitchers: “Dahlias”: Tara Kavanagh, Kristina Blaylock, Liz Rohrer and
Andrea Mercier
“Daisies”: Anne Komanecky, Lorainne Shipman, Linda Yioulos and
Michelle Fee
“Lilacs”: Flo Battaglia, Sharon Masucci, Helen Billitier and Jo Braitman
“Lilies”: Margaret Hughes, Jan Fox, Joanne Cortese and Pat Grassi
Day One Special Events winners were Sharon Dorschel, Kristina
Blaylock (longest drives) and Cheryle Kulikowski, Ricki Birnbaum and
Nancy Harber (closest to the pin). Day Two Special Events winners were
Mary Lawrence, Susan Rupp (longest drives) and Kristina Blaylock,
Janet Derleth, Daryl Perlo, and Heather Davis (closest to the pin). Each
special event winner took home a pair of engraved champagne flutes.
Showing good spirit and enthusiasm with the best decorated cart
in the “garden party theme” were Barb Ames, Margaret Trevett, Marge
Nientimp and Linda Lamendola.
The food and beverage services were fabulous and the Cornish hens
were truly a fan favorite! Many thanks to Chef Dan, Dave Dennison,
Tricia VanBrederode, Jeff Corcoran, Scott Wheeler and of course, Craig
Harmon and his terrific team in the Golf Shop and golf services. It
was truly a wonderful event! Thanks to all who participated and many
thanks for the Committee’s efforts to make it truly a showcase event to
host your guests at our wonderful club!
The 2013 Ladies Invitational Committee: Anne Schuler, Heather Davis, Anne Komanecky, MaryAnn Parker and Jo Ann Campbell
Low Net Winners, (l-r):
Anne Schuler, Daryl
Perlo, Heather Davis
and Mandy Roth
Women’s Porter Cup
Oak Hill’s Danielle Fuss and
Kristen Powers competed in the
Inaugural Women’s Porter Cup at
the Niagara Falls Country Club
June 12-14. This event drew top
college players from the US, Canada and Asia. Danielle was Rochester’s top
finisher in the event shooting 79-78
(tie for 23rd place) in the rain
shortened event. Kristen Powers
was 28th (78 -83).
Congrats to both players as
they start their college endeavors
this fall.
Low Gross Winners,
(l-r): Sarah O’Brien,
Mary Lawrence,
Jo Ann Campbell
and Ricki Birnbaum
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WAOH
9-Hole, 3 Girl, Best Ball
Amazingly, the sun shone on the 9-hole, 3 girl,
best ball on June 12. We had 3 groups tie for first
place with a score of 34. The groups were Pat
McMaster, Chris Kolthoff, and a blind draw,
Jennifer Birch Marshall; Judy Beltz, Marta Stockdale and Peg Merkley; and Patti Tortorella, Barb
Kurr and Betty Moore. Closest to the pin on #4
was Chris Koltoff. Closest to the pin on the second
hole was Joan Ryan.
Marty Keller and Pat McMaster, Chairs
*** NEWS FLASH ***
Three Women’s Club
Championships
L-r: Susan Murray, Craig Harmon and Karen McMahon
On Saturday, August 24, after our beloved East
Course has been returned to member-friendly conditions, all women of Oak Hill are invited to test
their golfing skill in a Club Championship.
The Senior and Super Senior Club Championships will be played at the same time as the Women’s Club Championship Qualifier. This one-day
event will be eighteen holes of scratch medal-play
on the East Course, and will determine a Senior
Champion and a Super Senior Champion. Also
determined will be the Championship Flight of
the Women’s Club Championship, continuing with
match-play the following day.
A sign-up sheet in the Ladies’ locker room is
available for all three events. Sign-up by age group
(50 to 64 Senior or 65 plus Super Senior) and indicate whether you desire, and are available, to continue in the Women’s Club Championship match
play on August 25 and 31, and September 2, or
are only interested in competing in the Senior
and Super Senior Championships on August 24.
Those under age 50 enter only the Women’s Club
Championship.
If you did not have time to sign up in the locker room, call the Pro Shop as soon as possible.
Please contact us with ANY questions about
this event!
Kitty Colliflower, 18-Hole Chair
Susan Murray, Senior and Super Sr. Championships
18-Hole Harmon Cup
This year’s WAOH 18-Hole Harmon Cup Tournament
was played on the East Course on Wednesday, June 26.
There were 47 women playing for the first place net
prize of a golf lesson with our head professional, Craig
Harmon.
The winning score of net 76 was tied this year by
Susan Murray and Karen McMahon.
Thanks to all who participated in this great event!
Karen McMahon
18-Hole, Four Girl, Best Ball
Wednesday, August 28
Mark your calendar and join us for the 2013 18-Hole
“Four Girl Best Ball” on Wednesday, August 28. Please
sign up in the locker room and the ABCD pairings will
be made by the Pro Shop. We are scheduled for an 8:30
a.m. shotgun on the East Course if 48 players have
signed up 5 days prior to the event. Hope to see you
there! Questions? Email Linda Barbato at
[email protected]
Duplicate Bridge
May 2:
1).Betsy Edwards, Nancy Goff
1).Anne Lane, Stephenie Eisenschmid
May 30:
1).Tish Thaney, Joan Ryan
2).Joann Cortese, Betsy Edwards
3).Anne Lane, Stephenie Eisenschmid
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WAOH
9-Hole Closing Day
Scramble
With the busy PGA summer ahead,
please be sure to mark your calendar for the Ladies 9-Hole Scramble
on SEPTEMBER 24. We will be
playing on the back, East course. Look for more details after
August 16, when the sign-up sheet
will be posted in the locker room. After our golf event, plan to
catch up with friends at the Annual Closing Day dinner. Remember
to make dinner reservations at the
front desk!
Any questions, please contact
Patti Tortorella.
Call for Artisans
for the 10th Annual
Holiday Bazaar
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
4:30 - 8:30 p.m.
at Monroe Golf Club
Co hosted by OHCC, CCR &
Monroe
Contact Tory Downey for
information
[email protected]
Proceeds to benefit The Community Place of
Greater Rochester
Sports and
Fitness
SAVE THE DATE!!
Heads up 18-Holers for our September 4 Guest Day, “The Oak Hill
Classic”. Shotgun at 8:30 a.m. followed by lunch! You can bring 1-3
guests. A sign up sheet will be in
the Ladies’ locker room soon! If you have any questions,
please contact Carol Mossien or
Gayle DeRycke, Co-Chairs.
Social Committee
WAOH
Join us Tuesday, September 24
for a Parisian themed
WAOH Closing Dinner.
As the exciting whirlwind
from the PGA simmers
down, join your friends
to say “Au Revoir to
Summer and Bonjour to Fall”! Make your table reservations
at the front desk. Mark your calendars for Tuesday,
October 2 at 7 p.m. WAOH is
bringing back a fun night filled
with Fashion and Cocktails. Add a little spice to your fall
wardrobe!
Tami Wilmot and
Betty DiPasquale,
Your Social Committee
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
An event for the whole family: September
15, 2013 Oak Hill will once again host a
wonderfully diverse and very special collection of cars gathered on the clubhouse
grounds. The Second Annual “Classics at
the Hill” promises to attract even more
special and beautiful automobiles. From
antiques to supercars you will find something that touches nearly everyone’s heart…whether it is a nostalgic feeling seeing cars from different
eras of your life or just the awe of how well cared for are these (nearly)
works of art by their owners. Our inaugural year saw dozens of cars from
a Model T Ford, to vintage Ferraris, Aston Martins, classic Porsches,
Shelby Mustangs, Corvettes, award wining Mercedes, Nissan Z Cars…
the list goes on and on.
So gather up your family and plan on coming to the Club to see cars,
mingle with other members and guest…and stay for a meal after. No
entry fee for spectators.
For those of you or your friends wishing to put a car on display,
contact Bill Brackmann at 585-586-1660, ext. 301.
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by Bill Brackmann
Fitness:
Tracking Exercise for
Improved Workouts –
by Steve Matthews
Certified Personal Trainer
Do you exercise regularly? If you
said yes, congratulations! If you
said no, what are you waiting for?
The benefits of regular exercise
are commonly known, but did you
know that tracking your exercise
can be even more helpful? Before
starting your exercise, I recommend that you set an attainable
goal such as exercising more often,
walking/running more miles per
week, or losing a few pounds. Your
training log or journal should
include the following: date, time,
how you feel, exercises performed,
# of sets, # of reps, weight used,
duration of workout, etc.
Example:
Date 8/2/13
Time 8:30 a.m.
Mood: Positive, sore left shoulder.
Warm-up:
-5 minutes @ 3.5 mph on treadmill
-Dynamic Stretch
Resistance
-Machine Chest Press 3 sets of 12 reps @7, 8, + 9 weight
-Pull-ups 3 sets of 10 reps @ 10 weight
-Dumbbell Incline Chest Press 3 sets of 10 reps @ 20 lbs.
Cardio
-Interval Sprints on Recum-
bent Bike 15 seconds fast, 45 seconds slow for 8 “rounds”
Keeping track of your workouts
will help you progress towards
your initial goal. Each workout you
should try to increase one variable
in your plan. Either adding 1 more
set, a few more reps, or moving up
to the next weight are just a few
examples of how to improve each
workout. If you have any questions
about tracking workouts or would
like to set up a personal training
session contact the fitness center at
ext. 388.
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Continued from page 6
Remember: “If you keep track of it,
it WILL improve”. (Very true for
fitness.)
Fitness offerings:
Golf Conditioning: If you’ve
never treated yourself to having a
Personal Trainer design and implement a fitness program tailored to
improving your game…then you
are really missing out. Can you
even imagine any tour pro NOT
having a trainer to assure they
stay on top of their game? Just call
ext. 388 for details.
Yoga for Men Only!: Mondays
at 5 p.m., pure FUN. Just ask all
the regulars how much fun they
have while treating themselves to
the benefits of Yoga. Again…relax
AND refresh…it just feels good!
Fusion Class: Mondays, Thursdays at 8 a.m. and Saturdays at 9
a.m. If uniqueness adds to the fun,
then this class is perfect for you.
Taught by Christopher Morrison
(formerly chief soloist for Garth
Fagen Dance Company), you’ll
laugh and enjoy Christopher’s devotion to your technique while you
actually strengthen your core, gain
flexibility and embrace the camaraderie of the group. His followers
have been attending Christopher’s
classes for YEARS! That should
tell you something.
Gentle Yoga: Never tried Yoga or
even exercising? Eva Kane understands that making you feel comfortable and helping you over your
reluctance is what it’s all about…at
first. Then her amazing individualized attention will help assure you
are safe and getting results. With
her relaxing charm and caring
demeanor, you’ll feel right at home
with this group. Again, relaxing
and refreshing.
Tennis Conditioning: Anytime
convenient for you! Now go back
and re-read the Golf Conditioning part and insert tennis for the
word golf and you’ll know what
we mean. Fitness is an indispensable aspect of every tennis player’s
game not only for performance but
also injury prevention. Stop in or
call the Fitness Center at ext. 388.
Cardio Tennis: Fun and exercise
on the courts with our Pro, Jude
Kinasewitz. See details in the
Tennis section further on in this
article.
Boot Camps! No Sargent Hulka
here…not what you might imagine.
Just fun trying some more
advanced and intense workouts
guided by Steve Matthews or Sarah Morgan in a small group. Half
hour if you are pressed for time
or an hour if you can handle it.
Don’t let the name fool you. Modern “Boot Camp” fitness classes
are one of the most popular available. Put together your foursome
(or twosome, threesome…) and contact the fitness center to arrange
a time with your choice of “Drill
Instructor”.
So what are you really waiting for? Inside, outside, private or
group, we’ve got what you need to
enjoy your fitness and discover a
different side to “socializing” at
Oak Hill.
Pool
by Bill Brackmann
Special notes of appreciation:
1. To all who visited our pool this
summer, my sincerest thanks.
What could have been a challenging pool season was again uplifted
by our members’ spirits. Your support and caring input will always
be a very important part of why
our pool is so special.
2. To Tara Minor (Pool Committee
Chairperson), Terry Skinner, Ellen
Guisto and Kevin Morton (House
Committee Chairman): these individuals were a very hard working,
positive and caring team, dedicating themselves to truly representing all the different pool users and
inspiring the pool staff to continue
to improve what is already an
excellent pool environment.
3. To Kelly Sherman and her Poolside Grill Staff: in my 16 years
at Oak Hill I heard more compliments and encouragement about
how wonderful both the service
and food were this year than ever.
Kelly motivated and coached her
staff to a new standard of excellence. Thank you Kelly and Team!
4. And to Ryan Nickason, Pool
Director and his pool staff: the
best pool team in my years at Oak
Hill. Hospitable, ever vigilant for
safety and cleanliness and providers of great programs and fun for
the kids. The way this team pulled
together and overcame the dam7
ages from THE rainstorm on July
3 was amazing. Through all their
efforts we were able to reopen the
pool much earlier than we had
anticipated. Thanks Ryan! You and
your team were appreciated more
than you can imagine.
On that note, we all look forward to another great year of pool
fun and relaxation in 2014.
Tennis
Lessons and Clinics are available
during the PGA Championships.
Please note that Junior Tennis
Clinics and Camps will be offered
throughout the weeks of the PGA
Tournament at the Country Club
of Rochester. Courts are available
for social play at reciprocal clubs in
the area.
Throughout the month of
August, 2-Hour Junior Camps
will be held on weekly basis focusing on strokes, strategy and point
play. Camps are all run at times
that coordinate with Junior Golf
Camps so that players can get in a
full afternoon and take advantage
of all the great things happening
at Oak Hill this summer! PLEASE
NOTE AUGUST 12-16 clinic times
have been changed due to court
availability.
Special Events:
Thursday, September 5
Men’s Night Tennis
Friday, September 6
Ladies’ Closing Day Round Robin
Please note the following tennis
happenings:
Junior Camps:
Mid-Summer Camps
(held at CCR)
Session 2: August 5-9
Session 3: August 12-16
Advanced Juniors, 12:30 - 2 p.m.
Junior Tennis Camp (Beginner/
Intermediate Levels) 2 - 4 p.m.
Peewees, Ages 4-7, 4 - 4:45 p.m.
Late Summer Camps
Session 1: August 19-23
Session 2: August 26-30
Advanced Juniors, 11 a.m. - 12:30
p.m.
Junior Tennis Camp (Beginner/
Intermediate Levels),
12:30 - 2:30 p.m.
Peewees, Ages 4-7, 2:30 - 3:15 p.m.
Oak Room Hours:
Grill Lunch:
Dinner:
Tues. – Thur., 6 – 9 p.m.
Fri. and Sat., 6 – 10 p.m.
Sun. and Mon., Closed
Grill Dinner:
TENNIS
Breakfast: Tues. – Fri., 7 – 9 a.m. Mon. – Sun., 11:30 – 2:30 p.m.
Cardio Tennis, Mon., and Thurs., 9:30 a.m.
Ladies’ Team Practice, Tues., 9:30 a.m.
Tennis Essentials Clinic, Tues., 11 a.m.
Ten-Fit, Tues., 6 p.m.
Ladies’ Round Robin, Thurs., 10:30 a.m.
Tues., Thurs., Sat., 5:30 – 9 p.m.
Wed. and Fri., 5:30 – 9:30 p.m.
Sun., 5 – 8 p.m.
Mon., Closed
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Deadline for articles,
the 5th of the month before publication.
August 2013
Sunday
Monday
Christopher’s Fusion
Class
Mondays and Thursdays,
8 a.m.
Saturdays, 9 a.m.
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Tuesday
Wednesday
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Yoga Class with Eva
Yoga for Men: Mondays, 5 p.m.
Active Co-ed Yoga:
Wednesdays, 8:30 a.m.
Gentle Yoga:
Wednesdays, 9:40 a.m.
Hill of Fame
Ceremony
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Thursday
7
Friday
2
Fish Fry
Saturday
3
Prime Rib
Night
Clubhouse Closes at 9 p.m. August 1
East and West Courses Closed August 1
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9
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PGA Championship THRU Thursday, August 15
Clubhouse, East and West Courses Closed THRU Thursday, August 15
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12
PGA Golf
Outing
13
East Pencil
Tyne
Aerification
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15
Clubhouse
fully
operational
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Prime Rib
Night
Courses re-open to
members only at 7 am
Clubhouse, East and West Courses Closed THRU Thursday, August 15
18
19
Corporate
Outing
20
Guest play
resumes
21
Meatloaf
22
Duplicate
Bridge
Fish Fry
23
Couples
Night Golf
Fish Fry
TNG Pink
Flamingo
24 Club
Championship
Qualifiers
Ladies Senior &
Super Senior Club
Championship
Prime Rib Night
25 Club
26
Championship
Golisano
Children’s
Qualifiers
Hospital
(West Course)
First round
Ladies’ Club
Championship
Club
27 Junior
28
Championship,
TNG Pro Night
Meatloaf
18 hole 4-girl
best ball
29
30
Couples
Night Golf,
Holiday rules
begin at Noon
Summertini
Fish Fry
31
Club
Championship
Elimination
Rounds
2nd Round Ladies’
Club Championship
Holiday rules
Prime Rib Night